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Replacing brake fluid
Brake fluid should be replaced at least once a year. It is better to contact the service center. With self-acting replacement, see. "Pumping the brakes." Below are just a brief recommendations:
| Fig. 268. Pumping fluid from the brake system
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- To pump brake fluid from the reservoir using a syringe or a pear, as shown in Fig. 268;
A warning Brake fluid is toxic. In no case can not be pumped out of her mouth through a hose. |
- Pour new brake fluid (DOT 4); - Open at a time on each wheel brake mechanism bleeder valve and slowly pressing on the brake pedal, pump out some of the liquid. For each wheel press the pedal about 10 times; - At the same time monitor the level of liquid in a tank and promptly refilled without letting air enter the system; - Work to start with the right rear wheel, as its mechanism is most removed.
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